“This batch of grapes has been in the making for the past five years and after tender care and proper nurturing, they are finally ready for harvesting. The field runs for a while and everywhere you turn, there are grapes as far as the eye can see and it’s just a wonderful sight, isn’t it?” Janice said to them as she led them through the vineyard.“It truly is something special,” Josh replied.Isabelle didn’t say anything. She was still in awe of the beauty that the vineyard held. It was like she was in an enchanted fairytale book because it didn’t feel like she was still on Earth anymore. Josh could tell that she was impressed and he signalled Janice to leave them alone so they could enjoy the vineyards more intimately.“Well, sir, I should get back to the labs. In an hour, the pickers are going to begin the harvest so the grapes can be processed and sent to L.A,” Janice said.“That’s wonderful, Janice. Thank you,” Josh said to her.“Could we participate? I’d like you to show me how t

Cleo overlooked the large body of water that was all around her and she breathed in the fresh ocean air with her eyes closed. It was a sensation that she had missed feeling and it made her glad inside for she was around water once again after so many months of being out of it.Hannah and Garin were flying beside her and while they hovered over the ocean, they stared at each other in confusion, for they were unsure as to why they were here and what was to happen next.“What are we doing here, Cleo?” Hannah asked.“I did tell you that the path to Salem wasn’t in the sky, didn’t I?” Cleo asked.“Yeah, you said it was underwater,” Garin answered.“Yeah, I did and that is exactly why we’re here,” Cleo said.“So, what happens now that we’re here? How do we get to Salem?” Hannah asked again.“We dive! We plummet as deep as we can, as fast as we can and after I build off enough speed, I’ll rip a hole through the fabric of this reality and open a gateway that will take us to Salem,” Cleo said.

The ground around Hannah and Garin’s home broke apart and collapsed into the earth. Dark smoke and wildfire roared out of the hole and from its depths crawled out Kari and when he got out, the hole filled back up and left no sign that there was ever a hole in the first place.Kari was in his demon form and he shifted into human flesh so he would not attract the wrong kind of attention. After he shifted, he walked up to the door and listened in with his sensitive ears. He could hear some movement inside and he got ready to attack and do the deed that he had been sent. Kari conjured his demon blade in the form of a massive sword and kicked the door open, ripping it off its hinges. He dashed into the house and when he got to where the sounds were coming from, he was disappointed to see that it was just a flock of birds that somehow found their way into the house.Kari growled in anger and used his powers to do a quick scan of the entire house. Neither Hannah, Garin nor their daughter was

Salem's Hearth was a lot bigger on the inside than either Hannah or Garin had thought. The interior of it wasn't like Hell or Heaven based on the fact that it was neither bright nor dark. There were no fires and there were no clouds, no angelic vocalizations and no demonic screeches, no joy in the wind and no sorrow on the ground. It was very quiet and it looked and felt uninhabited.Cleo had used her powers to give Hannah and Garin a marking on their bodies so they would be able to see each other despite being cloaked by the granulated concealer. She moved in front of them as they quietly made their way to the top of the highest room.They reached the top and as they were about to turn the corner, Cleo heard some progressing footsteps and gestured at the Celestials to remain quiet and lean beside the wall. They waited until two Nephalems walked past them and as they did, they didn't see or sense them."Let's keep moving," Cleo whispered after they were gone.They climbed even higher

Fawn had found a special spot in Heaven where she sat and contemplated all that God had told her and the others about the truth of his existence and the existence of another being equally powerful to him.She was sitting on the edge of one of the many floating mountains which had a clear view of Heaven's Palace and the sight was beyond beautiful.The truth was a difficult pill to swallow for Fawn, not because she felt betrayed or tricked or anything like that; but because for the first time in her long existence, she felt less-than and vulnerable.Angels had always been the most powerful beings after God and they had always known it. It took a team of at least three demons to actually stand a chance against a powerful angel so demons have never really scared angels so much. But, these new beings created by mixing both entities and adding a power equal to God's in the mix scared Fawn.What if they choose to attack Heaven? How will the angels fare against them? How many of them would di